There's quite a lot of resources out there on particle physics. This one one is from the Berkeley Labs and, in spite of not having anything to do with Brian Cox, is still quite good and will make a good preparation for the particle physics session. The particle adventure.
Thinking of building your own Large Hadron Collider? Don't fall for sleek, Swedish design until you're read the instructions properly.
There's quite a lot of resources out there on particle physics. This one one is from the Berkeley Labs and, in spite of not having anything to do with Brian Cox, is still quite good and will make a good preparation for the particle physics session.
The particle adventure.
Thinking of building your own Large Hadron Collider? Don't fall for sleek, Swedish design until you're read the instructions properly.
Confused about relativity? Well, I can't promise easy answers but you can start here:
http://videosift.com/video/Time-Travel-And-Einstein-s-Relativity-Made-Easy
Then try this:
http://www.thedatasphere.com/relExp.htm
The first paragraph here may help:
http://www.physicsforums.com/blog.php?b=744
As may this:
http://www.thedatasphere.com/Relati~1.htm